Jonah Lomu was 'rugby's first superstar': George Gregan ...
Former Wallabies captain George Gregan has paid tribute to "rugby's first superstar" Jonah Lomu, remembering the classic encounters and humble personality that made the man so loved. Lomu died on Wednesday, aged 40, after enduring a kidney condition for many years, sending the rugby world into shock at the loss of one if its true greats. Jonah Lomu 'rugby's first superstar' says George Gregan ...
Former Wallabies captain George Gregan has given a touching tribute to former competitor Jonah Lomu, heralding him as ‘Rugby’s first superstar’ with humility, sportsmanship and skill.
Jonah Lomu was 'rugby's first superstar': George Gregan ...
All Blacks legend Jonah Lomu tangles with George Gregan. Source: Getty Images. Jonah was a gentle giant but when he went on the field he was a great competitor and had a way of inspiring the teams he played with. He was a real gentleman and a great example of what rugby was all about. Former Wallabies captain George Gregan pays tribute to Jonah Lomu
Former Wallaby great George Gregan shares his memories of the late Jonah Lomu with 7.30's Sabra Lane, after Lomu's sudden death from Kidney complications. Shane Williams' tribute to Jonah Lomu - YouTube
Wallaby great George Gregan admitted he was dumbfounded the first time he tried to tackle the late, great Jonah Lomu. Gregan recalled the story for RugbyPass’ Offload podcast, where he praised Lomu for being an exceptional talent on the rugby field and a “beautiful human being” off of it. Tom Voyce: Wife of ex-England player shares tribute after death Jonah Lomu takes off for a run during the Bledisloe Cup match in. Former Wallabies captain George Gregan has paid tribute to "rugby's first superstar" Jonah Lomu, remembering the classic encounters and humble personality that made the man so loved. Lomu died on Wednesday, aged 40, after enduring a kidney condition for many years, sending the rugby world into shock at the loss of one if its true greats.
Woodward paid tribute to legendary All Blacks star Jonah Lomu with the hilarious tale of his pre-game talk for England's clash against New. Former Wallabies captain George Gregan has given a touching tribute to former competitor Jonah Lomu, heralding him as ‘Rugby’s first superstar’ with humility, sportsmanship and skill.
Former Wallabies captain George Gregan pays tribute to Jonah Lomu All Blacks legend Jonah Lomu tangles with George Gregan. Source: Getty Images. Jonah was a gentle giant but when he went on the field he was a great competitor and had a way of inspiring the teams he played with. He was a real gentleman and a great example of what rugby was all about.Former Wallabies captain George Gregan pays tribute to Jonah Lomu, carousel Former Wallaby great George Gregan shares his memories of the late Jonah Lomu with 7.30's Sabra Lane, after Lomu's sudden death from Kidney complications.TRIBUTE TO JONAH LOMU: ALL BLACKS LEGEND | SKY TV - YouTube Wallaby great George Gregan admitted he was dumbfounded the first time he tried to tackle the late, great Jonah Lomu. Gregan recalled the story for RugbyPass’ Offload podcast, where he praised Lomu for being an exceptional talent on the rugby field and a “beautiful human being” off of it. Rugby great Lomu dies, aged 40 - The West Australian
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Some of the biggest names in rugby and beyond have paid tribute to union legend Jonah Lomu, who has died in New Zealand aged 40. Dan Carter, George Gregan, Jonny Wilkinson, even Irish boxing icon Barry McGuigan, have hailed the man who helped change the face of modern rugby. 
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Former Wallabies captain George Gregan has paid tribute to "rugby's first superstar" Jonah Lomu, remembering the classic encounters and humble personality that made the man so loved. Lomu died on Wednesday, aged 40, after enduring a kidney condition for many years, sending the rugby world into shock at the loss of one if its true greats.